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  DEPARTMENT OF CARDIOLOGY  
     
 

The department of Cardiology is the nerve centre of U.N. Mehta Institute of Cardiology & Research Centre and amongst the leaders for diagnostic and therapeutic treatments in Interventional Cardiology.

The Cardiology Department is manned by senior Cardiologists. Coronary stenting is routine and performed by most of the invasive cardiologists. Patients with high risk and multi vessel involvement are also undertaken. Primary angioplasty, an approach of opening blocked coronary artery during acute myocardial infraction, in place of thrombolysis is practiced in suitable cases. Non-coronary intervention deals with variety of cardiovascular abnormalities. Subclavean, iliac, femoral and carotid artery balloon angioplasty and stenting are being performed. Vascular dissection and aneurysm repair are also conducted with covered stents.

The Department of Non-Invasive Cardiology is one of the busiest department of the hospital and has state-of-the-art facilities. The echoes include stress echoes, dobutamine stress echoes, vascular dopplers, transoesophageal echoes, intraoperative TEE and foetal echoes. The department constitutes of 2 divisions:

  1. Catering to the indoor patients
  2. OPD

The out door department remains extremely busy. It may be pointed out tht about 30-40% of the echoes are Vascular dopplers and between 8-10 Stress & Dobutamine stress echoes are done daily. The policy is not to give appointments which makes the patient come back to the hospital again, but to do the echoes as they come.

 
     
  Infrastructure & Facilities  
     
 
12 bedded Intensive Coronary Care Unit (ICCU)
New Generation Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory
Electrophysiology Laboratory
State of the art Echo cardiography Machine Vivid-3 & Vivid-7 with all diffrent probes including Transoesophageal probs.
Intra Aortic Ballon Pump.
Intravascular Ultrasound

3 dedicated Cath Lab's

  1. Siemens Cath Lab
2. Philips C-arm Cath Lab
3. Wipro GE Innova 2000 Cath Lab
 
 

          Flat Panel INNOVA 2000

                 1. All Digital Cardiovascular X-ray Imaging System

                 2. Major Features & Benefits
                   
                        (a) The ability to see blood vessels with exceptional clarity, even in larger patients                              whose images are more difficult to see with conventional X-Ray systems.
                        (b) Revolutionary image quality and the ability to view hard-to-see blood vessels,                               as well as devices used during procedures, such as stents, guidewires and                               catheters.
                        (c) Radiation savings compared to conventional fluoroscopy systems.

                 3. Technical Features:

                       (a) Digital Detector provides INNOVA 2000 with first fully digital imaging                             capabilities. By converting X-ray signals into digital images at the point of                             acquisition, the Revolution detector captures information with minimal loss over                             the full range of typical exposures. It also minimises the artifacts and distortions                             associated with conventional systems.
                      (b) Advanced dynamic range management (DRM) provides unprecedented views                             of hard-to-see vessels and other cardiac anatomy.

 
     
  Procedures performed  
     
 
Coronary Angiograms & Cardiac Catheterization
Coronary & Non Coronary Angioplasty with stenting
Valvuloplasty (Paediatric & Adult)
Coil Closure for Patient Ductus Arteriosis

Permanent Pacemaker Implantation

Diagnostic Electrophysiology Study
Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation
Permanent Cardioverter Defibrillator Implantation
Computerised Stress Testing

2-D Echocardiography & Colour Doppler

Transoesophageal Echocardiography

Holter Monitoring

 
     
  Radio Frequency Ablation sites for Accessory Pathways  
     
 

Ventricular tacharrhythmias at the commonest cause of sudden cardiac death (SCD). It has been seen that more than 50% patients are unable to reach hospital alive after myocardial infraction (heart attack) due to fatal ventricular tachycardias. Many patients with poor heart functioning (Ejection fraction < 40%) are at high risk of SCD. The patients are investigated by EP study and if required then provided with implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) as a life saving device.

We have capabilities for multisite pacing for the patients of heart failure and Dilated Cardiomypathy. Recently a bilateral pacing was performed for intermittent Atrial Fibrillation.

 
     
  Super Specialists Doctors at the Institute:  
Professor & HOD  
 

Dr. Sameer I Dani

 

Asso. Professor & Sr. Cardiologist

 
 

Dr. Jayesh Prajapati

 
 

Dr. Sharad Jain

 

Asst. Professor & Sr. Cardiologist

 
 

Dr. Hasit Joshi

 
 

Dr. Bhavesh Thakkar -(Paediatric Cardiologist & EP Study)

 
 

Dr. Anand Shukla

 
 

Dr. Kamal Sharma

 
  Dr. Hitesh Shah